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Dixie   Wonder  with  gangs   arranged 

in  straight   line,   making    a   good 

general  purpose  cultivator 


IXIE  Wonder  is  a  spring-tootK  cultivator  tliat 
every  farmer  can  use  to  good  advantage. 
There  is  always  some  condition  on  the  farm 
which  a  cultivator  of  this  type  meets.  Because  the  Dixie  Wonder  is  a 
spring-tooth  cultivator,  the  teeth  pulverize  the  ground,  leaving  a  soft  mulch 
in  a  much  more  level  condition  than  is  possible  when  using  a  shovel  culti- 
vator. The  spring  teeth  fluff  the  ground,  allowing  air  to  circulate  through  it. 
This  gives  the  ground  a  chance  to  warm  up  quickly,  which  is  a  particularly 
good  thing  in  a  backward  spring. 

It  is  often  necessary  to  cultivate  the  ground  before  the  plants  come  up. 
By  using  the  Dixie  Wonder  a  farmer  can  cultivate  close  to  the  rows  without 
throwing  an  unnecessary  amount  of  soil  over  the  place  where  the  plants  break 
through. 


Rear  view  Dixie  Wonder  with 
the  gangs  arranged  "V" 
shaped.  Note  that  there  is 
abundant  trash  clearance 
space 


Makes   a  Good    Mulch 

When  crops  are  planted  exceptionally  deep  Dixie 
Wonder  can  be  used  to  cultivate  the  entire  surface 
of  the  ground  without  molesting  the  seed  if  the  culti- 
vating is  done  before  it  has  sprouted.  Dixie 
Wonder  is  a  useful  implement  for  conserving  mois- 
ture. It  makes  just  the  right  kind  of  a  mulch  tor 
preventing  the  sub-surface  water  from  evaporating 
into  the  air  and  becoming  lost  to  the  crop.  Ihe 
mulch  formed  by  the  Dixie  Wonder  is  a  granular  mulch,  and  not  the  finely  pulverized  dust  mulch  which 
blows  away  so  easily. 

For  cultivating  cotton,  corn,  potatoes,  beans,  and  all  other  plants  that  are  grown 
in  rows,  Dixie  Wonder  is  a  very  useful  tool.  This  is  because  the  operator  can 
straddle  the  row,  cultivate  close  to  either  side,  or  convert  it  into  a  right  or  a  left 
hand   cultivator  for  sidehill  work 


1  Used  Throughout 

Dixie  Wonder  is   exceptionally  well 
made   throughout.      Practically    every 

part  of  this  implement  is  made  of 
steel.  The  handles  also  are  steel,  well 
braced  to  the  frame  and  fitted  with 
good  grips.  The  handles  are  adjust- 
able, fitting  the  cultivator  tor  drivers 
of  different  sizes.  The  hitch  plate  has 
provision  for  a  number  of  adjust- 
ments, and  can  be  easily  changed  for 
a  right  or  a  left  hand  hitch. 

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Dixie  Wonder  "A"  shaped  to  throw 
dirt  towards  the  plants 


Dixie  Wonder  *'V"  shaped  to  throw 
dirt  away  from  the  plants 


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Gang  Arrangements  for  Different  Joi3s 


Dixie  Wonder  with 
gangs  arranged 
angling  towards 
the  right.  They 
can  be  angled  to 
the  left  in  the  same 
meinner 


THE  teeth  of  this  cultivator  can  be  set  in  the  shape 
or  a  "V,  '  the  teeth  straight  in  line,  and  either 
left    angle    with  the  teeth  in    a   straight   line. 
The    teeth    placed    *'A '   shape    make  this  cultivator 
valuable  for  throwing  soil  toward  the  rows,  the  "V 
shape  for  throwing  the  soil  away  from  the  plants;  and 

the  side  angles  for  cultivating 

hais. 

Dixie   Wonder  is   made  wi 
hitch,   so  that  when  the  farmer  has  occasion  to  straddle  rows,  the  horse   can   be 
hitched  to   one  side  and  the  gangs  angled  to  remove  side  draft.      The  hitch  can  be 
changed   either  to  the  right  or  to  the  left  side  to  meet  the  convenience 
of  the  driver. 

The  levers  for  angling  the  gangs  are  convenient  to 
the  driver  and  are  of  the  correct  length  with  powerful 
leverages,  making  them  work  easily.  Their  conven- 
ience and  ease  of  operation  make  it  possible  to  change 
the  setting  of  the  cultivator  instantly 


Front  view  Dixie 
Wonder  equip- 
ped with  shields. 
Note  the  rigidity 
of  the  shields 


Shields   Protect  Young  Plants 

The  center  shovel  can  be  removed  and 
Dixie  Wonder  can  be  equipped  with 
shields  lor  protecting  young  plants.  These 
shields  are  of  great  value  when  cultivat- 
ing small  plants  as  they  prevent  the 
shovels  from  throwing  dirt  over  the  plants. 


Special 
Equipment 

On  special  order  and 
at  a  slight  additional 
cost  the  iollowmg 
special  equipment  will 
be  furnished. 


Rear  view  Dixie  Wonder  equipped  with  shields. 
A  good  cultivator  for  young  plants 


Crimped  Teeth 

Crimped   teeth    are  an   ad- 
vantage because  the  crimp  makes  the 
tooth  narrower    above  the    shovel, 
PXru^Tepth-fur^    SO   that   there    is  less  tendency  for 
dirt  and  trash  to   be    carried   along. 


le  Teeth 


nished 
order 


on       special 


Lead  Wheel 

The  great  advantage  of  a  lead  wheel  is  that  the  culti- 
vator can  be  adjusted  to  cut  at  a  uniform  depth.  It  is 
also  used  to  hold  the  beam  of  Dixie  Wonder  off  the 
ground  and  make    the   implement  more  con-        Crimped 

^  less    trash 

venient  for  the   driver   to  use,  and  to  make        on  special 
it  a  little  easier  on  the  horse.  3 


Reversible 

By  using  the  adjustable  and 
reversible  teeth  the  depth  of  culti- 
,  vation  can  be  regulated,  be- 
cause the  length  of  the  teeth  can 
be  changed.  The  points  of  the 
teeth  being  double  pointed  and 
reversible  make  it  possible  to 
get  twice  the  amount  of  wear 
from  each  tooth  before  resharpen- 


teeth     carry  mg  bcCOmeS  UeCCS- 

Fumished 
order  S^ry. 


Adjustable  and  revers- 
ible tooth,  furnished 
on  special  order 


PHSEIE    W©MPEM  A^m  ESAMPY   AMPY 


Handy   Andy 


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Handy  Andy 


ANDY  Andy  is  a  small  9-tootli  cultivator  for  use  m  cultivating  tlie  ground  deep  and  witliout  liilling. 
For  this  reason  it  is  a  good  cultivator  to  use  m  strawberries,  raspbenies,  blackberries,  bops  and  all 
conditions  where  the  driver  desires  to  cultivate  deep  without  billing  the  ground. 

Width  Changed   Without  a  Wrench 

The  width  ol  cultivation  can  be  changed  to  meet  the  conditions  found  when  working  m  rows  of 
different  widths.  The  locking  device  by  which  the  cultivator  is  set  at  different  widths  forms  a  positive  lock, 
holding  the  cultivator  at  any  width  desired.  No  wrench  or  other  tools  are  necessary  for  changing  the 
widths  of  cultivation. 

Cultivator  Tooth  or  Spike  Tooth 

The  teeth  are  made  straight  on  one  end  and  curved  on  the  other  end.  This  shape  gives  the  driver  the 
advantage  of  a  regular  cultivator  tooth  or  a  spike  tooth,  as  desired.  All  that  is  necessary  is  to  loosen  the 
tooth  clips  and  reverse  the  teeth.      Thus  Handy  Andy  is  a  combined  cultivator  and  harrow. 

Adjustable   Handles 

The  wood  bandies  are  well  braced  to  the  frame,  tied  together  in  two  places,  and  ntted  with  convenient 
grips.  They  are  easily  adjustable  to  different  heights,  making  Handy  Andy  an  implement  that  can  be  used 
by  any  driver. 

Teeth  are  Held   Rigidly  m   Place 

Handy  Andy  is  a  strong,  well-built  implement,  constructed  almost  entirely  of  steel  with  the  exception 
of  the  wood  handles.  The  teeth  are  fastened  rigidly  to  channel  bars  by  steel  tooth  clips,  each  of  which  is 
held  in  place  by  two  nuts  so  that  there  is  no  danger  of  the  teeth  working  loose. 

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